I also suck at interviews. I am honest and talk about myself, but that’s just about it. Indeed, who you and your family knows, helps a ton. I have no friends, my dad has no friends, so my chances at getting a job are low.
Hm, that co-worker really sucks. I’d get fed-up quickly and just leave her office right after her finished her phone call. Bad managers was also the reason I left the plywood plant. How she expected to learn a few years of electrical engineering is haywire.
Hm, having keywords in your resume is very smart, so well done on that!
I do have some creative skills and experience. Ironically, everything I’m good at is inapplicable in the real world or for jobs. But ya, maybe I should begin my writing career somewhere, see what happens.
We both have self-doubt for sure, yeah. I don’t consider myself important, so I live simply.
I was always a bad student, but education is power and importance. Paid training sounds cool, though.
But yes, what do I do to dig in? Perhaps freelance writing, I can try something like that. I spend so much time writing for nothing and no one, that maybe if I were to spend all that time in freelance writing somehow, perhaps I would eventually begin a career?
Ha! I am also a good example of ‘what not to do’, I’ve always been like that. Whenever I do something I want, bad things happen. But when I follow advice, good results can happen. I am losing interesting in gaming. Stopped watching TV long ago. Creating literary projects is all that interests me.
True, Delta, I’ve never had opportunities. I was always alone, left out, friendless, unwanted. But I like people very much. It’s also very true that if you don’t stop, you don’t fail. I never stop. I often fail, but I don’t stop. I finished my BioShock fanfic in my hotel suite. It’s over two hundred thousand words long, and the average novel is about 120,000 words. I made the fanfic for a single reader, and put everything in me to do it, and finished in about half a year.
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